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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Pages 67-72

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... 4. Synthesize the previous four goals and identify strategies that extension agents, foresters, and consultants can utilize to success fully engage with family forestland owners on issues related to climate change and forest management.
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... 10:15-11:30 AM  on Forestland Owner Values, Knowledge, and Data Management Practices Moderator: Shorna Broussard Allred, Committee Member Speakers: Brett Butler, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Janean Creighton, Oregon State University Mary Tyrrell, Committee Member, Yale University Geoffrey Feinberg, Yale University 11:30 AM- Continued Discussion of Forestland Owners 12:30 PM (Lunch available)
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... Allyson Muth, Pennsylvania State University Don Outen, Baltimore County Lyle Laverty, The Laverty Group 3:00-4:15 PM  Reflections from Social and Behavioral Science Perspectives Moderator: Steve Koehn, Committee Member Respondents: Maureen McDonough, Committee Member Purnima Chawla, Center for Nonprofit Strategies Wrap Up: Day 1 4:15-4:30 PM Day 1 Wrap Up & Overview of Day 2 Speakers: Martin Storksdieck, BOSE Jim Finley, Committee Chair
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... Then a panel of diverse stakeholders will respond to the suggestions from the social and behavioral scientists. 9:15-10:00 AM Lessons from Social and Behavioral Sciences Moderator: Maureen McDonough, Committee Member Panelists: Joe Heimlich, Committee Member Chris Clarke, George Mason University 10:00-11:15 AM Reflections from Forestry Stakeholders and Groups Respondents: Claire Layman, Michigan State University Victor Harris, Minority Landowner Magazine  James Houser, James Houser Consulting Foresters, LLC Alton Perry, Roanoke Electric Cooperative Amanda Mahaffey, Forest Guild Karl Dalla-Rosa, Forest Service 11:15 AM-  Sessions Focused on Specific Break-Out 12:10 PM Communication Issues 12:10-1:00 PM  Continued Discussion of Break-Out Sessions (lunch available)
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... 1:45-2:30 PM Major Themes and Moving Forward Moderator: Paul Stern, BECS Speakers: Eric Norland, U.S. Department of Agriculture Jim Finley, Committee Chair Steve Koehn, Committee Member Joe Heimlich, Committee Member 2:30-2:45 PM Small Group Discussions 2:45-3:30 PM Open Plenary Remarks Moderator: Paul Stern, BECS 3:30-4:00 PM Final Words Speakers: Jim Finley, Committee Chair Eric Norland, U.S.
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Key Terms

  • paul stern
  • jim finley
  • martin storksdieck
  • committee chair
  • james houser

  • community forestland
  • family forestland
  • forest management
  • steve koehn
  • forestland owner

  • plenary remarks
  • final words
  • houser consulting
  • consulting foresters
  • roanoke electric

  • session speakers
  • geoffrey feinberg
  • community forest
  • climate impacts
  • characterize family

  • victor harris
  • change directly
  • human activity
  • knowledge presenters
  • natural events

  • mary tyrrell
  • broussard allred
  • chris clarke
  • minority landowner
  • management strategies


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